249 East Gibson Street
Jasper, TX 75951
Jasper County
Phone: (409) 384-6992
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by Jin M. on I can't give anymore than three stars, because the taste of the food was only worth three stars. If I was only judging by the service and the restaurant's physical qualities, it would get five stars, but food weighs heavily for me. I think every dish on any restaurant's menu should be superb and tasty (as long as you enjoy that type of dish, i.e. spicy type of food, shellfish, mushrooms, etc.), and if it's not up to par, it shouldn't be on the menu. I enjoy fried tomatoes and onions, I love fried chicken, and I can practically inhale collard greens. Well, Parish's version of fried chicken was dry, and a bit flavorless. I liked the breading of the chicken, but once I ate all of that, all I had left was a dry chicken breast, and some funky Tabasco/sweet dipping sauce. What was the collard green drowned in? Tasted like vinegar; acidic like vinegar. Overall, I wasn't too impressed with this dish. So after reading my review of this god-awful fried chicken, are you thinking, "why did she give it three stars instead of two"? WELL, let me tell you - My friend ordered the Mississippi Stuffed Catfish, and that was pretty darn delectable. The catfish and the crawfish meat was layered on top of a bed of corn and some deeeelicious sauce. The only downfall of this dish was the portion size-- way too small, especially compared to my Fried Chicken dish. The catfish dish should definitely come with a side of something, anything-- mashed potatoes, vegetables, rice, whatever. Anyways, at least it tasted way better than the fried chicken meal for an extra two bucks. If you want fried chicken, go to Popeys. It'll hurt your bank account less for the same damn fried chicken. You want to spend a little more? Go to Taco Mac and get some wings, at least it tastes good. You want collard greens, go to Daddy D'z. Please. Just Google it. I'm sorry, I hate giving mediocre/bad reviews, but I want to save you from wasting your money.
by Mohammed Iler on Came here for a Pre-GRAMMY party. Got there fairly early and walked into an entrance for the "regular" people. Anyone else that was "talent" went through the front door. We got right in with no problem as our names were on the list. The decor is really really adorable inside, tiny but cute. It feels like you're in Alice in Wonderland as there are upside down mushrooms, queen of heart cards along the window sill, teapots and random things here and there. There was an open bar and appetizers that were being served throughout the club. I'm not really sure if I'd call this place a club since there wasn't any real dancing room. Girls were standing on top of the booths and dancing, but there wasn't a clear dance floor. Tons of seating areas to lounge in for bottle service. OOH! We did see Brittini Sherrod (Real World Los Angeles) as a bottle service waitress girl there.
by Esteban Laskin on $10 for a shot of Patron. The price did not surprise me but the quantity sure did. My tequila shot came in a plastic cup similar to scotch glass and it was filled to the brim. It also came with big slice of succulent lime. You could practically hear me purring in delight a mile away. I think I just found my paradise/wasteland in The Little Temple. There's two rooms where you can just listen to the music and/or dance. One room plays majority of hip hop and the other room plays randomly. At one point in the night, the DJ was playing reggae. God, I love LOVE swaying my hips to that dirty sexy rhythm. I noticed that although the bar/club was packed, there were plenty of comfy seats and no lines in the bathroom! I definitely will be back here again soon.
